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PostPosted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:59 am 
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there are quite a few differant suppliers, i have tryed two in the u.s neither one where worth a dam thay are basicaly just drawings of v.v with half hearted attemps to make it roma .there is a company in italy that i have heard is pretty good http://www.anb-online.org/


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Now that I have plans for Roma, I have another quick question. Does anybody other than Pacificfront in the US sell Regia Marina etch or resin detail parts (preferrably on the east coast)? Pacificfront is great, but the shipping from west to east kills me!

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i am looking for paint colors for roma,both the camoflage and the colors as built,the antifouling paint is green,and the hull and upper works are grey,decks are a darker grey. but does anyone know the shades of green and gray,also does anyone know the numbers of testers,tamiya paints for these colors.thanks


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Hi Russ,

According to Erminio Bagnasco and Maurizio Brescia's "La Mimetizzatione delle navi italiane 1940-1945" p.75-76 and 87, colours were as follows :

Grigio scuro : Tamiya xf63, Testor 1583
Grigio cenerino chiaro : Tamiya M13, Testor 1731


Unfortunately, they don't give any reference for the anti-fouling Green

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:21 am 
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thanks gilbert,i have a green i think it is to light .i am going to post a pic of the color would you guys let me now what you think,the gray is just primer.


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Russ,

Your green is too light. Please find below a picture of RM Zara model built by Stefano Salesi which will give you the correct green.

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Hi Russ
That is a vicious green...- but too poisonous green in my view

Something more subtle is better I think--something like this..?

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thanks jim and gilbert . i think this is the one it is darker and not as bright,it is tamiya ts43. i will try a bigger piece of scrape and then dull coat it hope it works.one on the right is new ,left is first color


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:30 pm 
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Gilbert wrote:
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Your green is too light. Please find below a picture of RM Zara model built by Stefano Salesi which will give you the correct green.

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Hhm... I believe that is my RN Zara not Stefano Salesi's one :)
IIRC, I used Lifecolor's "Regio Esercito" Green for the hull.

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Pardon my ignorance as I'm out of the loop on this subject. Did Trumpeter or someone else release an injection molded 1/350 kit of this class?

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Stefano wrote:
Gilbert wrote:
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Your green is too light. Please find below a picture of RM Zara model built by Stefano Salesi which will give you the correct green.

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Hhm... I believe that is my RN Zara not Stefano Salesi's one :)
IIRC, I used Lifecolor's "Regio Esercito" Green for the hull.


Definitely not mine.....ehehe....i'm not at that level..but i'm working to reach it!!! :wave_1: :wave_1:

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:10 pm 
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well guys i have chased paint colors all over the place.i have picked a few colors that seem to match some pics, and not others.i will be going with paint scheme at the time of sinking.heres a couple of pics of paint combinations i think are close.actual color is a little differant than the pics.
i would appretiate some feedback on what you think.the pics are of two differant grays and two differant greens


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does anybody make main battery 15" barrels for these in brass? My resin ones are all goner's

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you can find 1/200 barrels at gpm models,go to accesories,barrels
http://www.gpm.pl/eng/index.php?akcja=k ... =3&kat=128


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@Dr doom

pending on scale you require--I assume 1/350?- or 1/700

I had my 1/350 Roma guns done by Burkhardt in Germany

1/700 You can get the from Burkhartd or Regia Marine ( I think)

here is an image of the guns

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and a link to my 1/350 build

http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/sh ... eview.html

contact Burkhartd here:
https://shop.modellmarine.de/contact_us ... 3b226e2503
or burkhardt@modellmarine.de

and here is the 'shop'

https://shop.modellmarine.de/

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JIM BAUMANN wrote:
@Dr doom

pending on scale you require--I assume 1/350?- or 1/700

I had my 1/350 Roma guns done by Burkhardt in Germany

1/700 You can get the from Burkhartd or Regia Marine ( I think)

here is an image of the guns

http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/sh ... g_8733.jpg

and a link to my 1/350 build

http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/sh ... eview.html

contact Burkhartd here:
https://shop.modellmarine.de/contact_us ... 3b226e2503
or burkhardt@modellmarine.de

and here is the 'shop'

https://shop.modellmarine.de/

good luck

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Ah so that's where you got them, I did not know that barrels could be custom ordered. My kit is the 1/700 Delphis Roma which will be backdated to trials. I've looked extensively at your build, it's both an inspiration and a guide to me. My major problem with the kit is that almost all of the barrels on both the primary and secondary armarment were broken on arrival. I was further annoyed when I bought a second Roma from Delphis and had the same results with their barrels. They have wonderful products but need to rethink their packing!

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Burkhardt has all the information for the barrels as he turned both primary and secondary barrels for me.

Si O guess he can re-size pretty easily!

Just drop him a line-- now that the $ has strengthened-- they appear better value.... :cool_2:

Certainly the barrels are BEAUTIFULLY done.
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i am wondering how the roma gets its shells to the aft magazine,there seems to be only one scuttle which is in front of the forward turrent. does she have a long corridor from front mag. to the aft mag.,or am i missing a scuttle at the aft turrant.


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Ciao Stefano

Ho visto il tuo modello e mi chiedeo se e navigante o statica.. sarebbe bello la realizzazione della vittorio veneto nella medesima scala che sto costruendo il mio modello navigante sono dal 2006 e intravedo da lontano la fine della mia opera ti stai domandando quale gigantesca impresa mi sono messo fare la Yamato e la sua lunghezza e di 3652mm, mi trovi sotto The main battleship Yamato 1/72 from italy .
Ti aspetto prossimo anno alla fiera di verona...

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